Why Euphoria should be your next box set

HBO’s remarkably engaging teen drama is an intense, shocking, uplifting and spellbinding experience.Read More

VOD film review: Leto

Kirill Serebrennikov’s depiction of musical expression in the Soviet Union is a visually stunning ode to rebellion.Read More

VOD film review: Psycho (1960)

Shockingly effective in 1960, the brilliance of Hitchcock’s horror remains undimmed to this day.Read More

Shook: Sofia Wylie and Duplass brothers team up for Disney YouTube series

Disney may be focusing its attention on its upcoming subscription service, Disney+, but the House of Mouse hasn’t forgotten its streaming presence elsewhere, with a new original series on the way for Disney Channel on YouTube.

Shook is a new … Read More

NextUp nabs Fringe favourites Tom Stade and Joseph Morpurgo

NextUp is bringing two Fringe festival favourites to its stand-up line-up this week, with the arrival of specials from Tom Stade and Joseph Morpurgo.

Canadian comedian Tom Stade is one of the most original and exciting acts on the circuit … Read More

The MUBI Weekly Digest | 7th September 2019

After releasing it in UK cinemas, MUBI this week brings us an overlooked collaboration between Gus Van Sant and Joaquin Phoenix – the biopic of Portland comic book artist John Callahan. It’s joined by another underrated treat, the stop-motion animated … Read More

VOD film review: Memory: The Origins of Alien

This insightful essay about the thematic origins of Ridley Scott’s horror finds renewed fear and fascination in the franchise.Read More

Apple TV+ scraps Richard Gere’s Bastards

Apple TV+ hasn’t launched yet, but it has already racked up its first cancellation: Richard Gere drama Bastards.

The eight-episode programme was ordered straight to series last year. Based on an Israeli drama, the show was set to follow two … Read More

Amazon Studios acquires Jennifer Kent’s Alice + Freda Forever

Amazon Studios has acquired the global rights to Jennifer Kent’s Alice + Freda Forever.

The adaptation of Alexis Coe’s book is written and directed by Kent, who made a big splash on the world stage with The Babadook, which was … Read More

Netflix unveils new Korean slate of originals

Netflix is stepping up its investment in Korean content with a new slate of more than 10 originals.

The announced slate includes a wide spectrum of genres, from supernatural action drama (The School Nurse Files) to romance with a sci-fi … Read More